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Immediate dentin sealing (IDS) – natychmiastowa aplikacja systemu łączącego na zębinę, dawniej „technika podwójnego wiązania”

Immediate dentin sealing (IDS) – immediate application of the bonding system to the dentin, formerly the “double bonding technique”

Adam Rubajczyk

Streszczenie
Aplikacja systemu wiążącego na świeżo ściętą zębinę po opracowaniu zębów, tzw. natychmiastowe uszczelnienie zębiny (immediate dentin sealing – IDS), zostało zaproponowane jako alternatywa dla opóźnionego uszczelnienia zębiny (delayed dentin sealing – DDS), techniki w której żywice adhezyjną nakłada się tuż przed ostatecznym połączeniem adhezyjnych uzupełnień pośrednich (indirect adhesive restorations – IAR). Minimalnie inwazyjne procedury protetyczne (minimally invasive prosthetic procedures – MIPP), rozwój materiałoznawstwa, niezawodnych technik adhezyjnych oraz coraz większe zapotrzebowanie na uzupełnienia estetyczne, tj. licówki ceramiczne, wkłady, nakłady i korony pełnoceramiczne spowodowały zwiększony nacisk na zachowanie zdrowej struktury zęba. W pracy opisano technikę IDS, zwracając uwagę na jej minimalnie inwazyjny charakter oraz zalety, zwłaszcza w porównaniu z DDS.

Abstract
Application of the bonding system to freshly cut dentin after tooth preparation, the so-called immediate dentin sealing (IDS) has been proposed as an alternative to delayed dentin sealing (DDS), a technique in which an adhesive resin is applied just prior to the final bonding of indirect adhesive restorations (IAR). Minimally invasive prosthetic procedures (MIPP), the development of materials science, reliable adhesive techniques and the growing demand for aesthetic restorations, i.e. ceramic veneers, inlays, onlays and all-ceramic crowns, have resulted in an increased emphasis on maintaining a healthy tooth structure. The paper describes the IDS technique, paying attention to its minimally invasive nature and advantages, especially in comparison with DDS.

Hasła indeksowe: immediate dentin sealing, natychmiastowa aplikacja systemu łączącego na zębinę, technika podwójnego wiązania

Key words: immediate dentin sealing, immediate application of the bonding system to the dentin, double bonding technique

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